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| Certification | Code | Version | Status | Note |
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| CFE - Financial Transactions and Fraud Schemes | CFE-FTFS | 2023 Content Outline | Active | Section 1 of 4; 100 questions, 2 hours; covers accounting concepts, financial statement fraud, asset misappropriation; valid until Jun 2026 |
| CFE - Law | CFE-LAW | 2023 Content Outline | Active | Section 2 of 4; 100 questions, 2 hours; covers legal systems, fraud-related law, bankruptcy fraud; valid until Jun 2026 |
| CFE - Investigation | CFE-INV | 2023 Content Outline | Active | Section 3 of 4; 100 questions, 2 hours; covers interviewing, public records, tracing transactions, deception detection, report writing; valid until Jun 2026 |
| CFE - Fraud Prevention and Deterrence | CFE-FPD | 2023 Content Outline | Active | Section 4 of 4; 100 questions, 2 hours; covers crime causation, occupational fraud, prevention strategies, ethics; valid until Jun 2026 |
| CFE (Updated Exam) | CFE | 2026 Content Outline | New | New exam blueprint launches Jun 2026; updated to reflect current fraud examination knowledge, skills, and abilities based on job analysis study |
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Auditing and compliance professionals responsible for designing and evaluating anti-fraud controls within organizations. The CFE enhances their ability to identify fraud risks, assess internal controls, and implement prevention and deterrence strategies aligned with regulatory requirements.
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Accounting professionals specializing in tracing illicit financial transactions, analyzing financial statements for fraud indicators, and providing expert testimony. The CFE complements credentials like CPA and CFF by adding specialized fraud examination methodology.
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What are the four sections of the CFE Exam?
The CFE Exam consists of four sections: Financial Transactions and Fraud Schemes (accounting concepts, financial statement fraud, asset misappropriation), Law (criminal/civil law, fraud-related statutes, bankruptcy fraud), Investigation (interviewing, public records, tracing transactions, deception detection, report writing), and Fraud Prevention and Deterrence (crime causation, occupational fraud, prevention strategies, ethics). Each section has 100 questions with a 2-hour time limit.
What is the passing score and how many attempts do I get?
You must score at least 75% (75 correct out of 100 questions) on each of the four sections. Candidates have up to five attempts per section. If you do not pass a section within five attempts, your eligibility and all previous exam results expire, and you must wait two years before reapplying.
What is changing with the CFE Exam in June 2026?
The ACFE is launching an updated CFE Exam blueprint in June 2026 based on a comprehensive job analysis study conducted with Prometric. The new exam will reflect advancements in the knowledge and skills required for modern fraud examiners. The current 2023 Content Outline remains valid until the June 2026 transition.
How do I maintain the CFE credential after passing the exam?
CFEs must pay annual ACFE membership dues and earn 20 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits each year. A minimum of 10 CPE hours must be directly related to fraud detection and deterrence, including 2 hours of ethics. If your credential lapses for 3-5 years, you have recertification options. If lapsed over 5 years, you must retake and pass the full CFE Exam.
What are the eligibility requirements to take the CFE Exam?
Candidates need a minimum of 40 qualifying points (based on education and fraud-related work experience) to sit for the exam and 50 points to earn the CFE credential. A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution typically provides 40 points. You must also have at least 2 years of fraud-related professional experience, be an ACFE Associate Member, and agree to the ACFE Code of Professional Ethics. The application fee is $480.
Are the ACFE certificate programs the same as the CFE credential?
No. ACFE certificate programs (such as Anti-Fraud Fundamentals, Fraud Analytics, Fraud-Related Interviewing, Anti-Fraud Controls, and COSO Fraud Risk Management) are training certificates that provide continuing education credits. They do not count toward meeting CFE eligibility requirements and are separate from the CFE professional credential.
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